Research: Topics: Health Care: Preliminary Guide to Mental Health Documentary Sources in NY
Preliminary Guide to Mental Health Documentary Sources in New York State
Historical Records Repositories in New York State
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BUFFALO
University Archives, 420 Capen Hall, Amherst Campus, Buffalo, NY 14260
Eugene L. Gaier. Papers, 1951-1966. 1.0 cubic ft.
Professor, psychologist. Typescripts of published articles, book reviews, papers read at scholarly meetings, and miscellaneous research progress reports. Gift of Professor Eugene L. Gaier, n.d. Container list. Subjects: Psychology.
Daniel Bell Leary, 1886-1946. Papers, 1920-1932. 00.2 cubic ft.
Educator. Three pamphlets by Leary published by the University of Buffalo: 'A Group-Discussion Syllabus of Sociology', 1920; 'A Group-Discussion Syllabus of Psychology', 1922; and 'Philosophy of Education: A Study of Fundamentals', 1923; and a typescript draft with corrections of book, THE SEARCH FOR SALVATION: A PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY OF RELIGION, 1932. Item list.
Irving Phillips Lyon, 1870-1944. Papers, 1899-1919. 00.2 cubic ft.
Reprints. Professor, clinical pathologist. Reprints of articles by Lyon, 1899-1910, 1919; printed abstracts of papers by Lyon and others read at meetings of the Association of American Physicians, 1907-1911; list of nominees for membership in the association, 1910, with professional positions and publications; and 1909 letter to Lyon from Morton Prince concerning psychopathology and psychotherapeutics. Gift of Mary P. Lyon, 1980. Container list.
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT STONY BROOK
Melville Library, Department of Special Collections and Archives, Stony
Brook, NY
Fields, David Noah. Papers, 1958-1978. 9 cubic ft.
Restricted. Attorney specializing in forensic psychiatry, with a special focus on mental disability and the law.
Papers related to service in New York and Pennsylvania. Fields served at the Long Island Research Institute associated with the Department of Psychiatry at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, funded through the New York State Department of Mental Health.
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES
George Arents Research Library for Special Collections at Syracuse
University, Manuscript Collections
Bird Library, Room 600, Syracuse, NY 13244-2010
Chancellor's Office. Annual Reports to the Chancellor, 1909-1974. 21.3 linear feet
Annual reports to the Chancellor from the Dean of Men and predecessor offices, 1929-52; the Department of Athletics and Physical Education, 1950-61; Department of Physical Education for Women, 1949-58; Evaluation Service Center, 1949-51; Psychological Services Center, 1949-52; Psychological Research Center, 1952-54; Dean of Utica College, 1951-57; Business Manager of Utica College, 1949-58; University Libraries, 1949-60; University College, 1951-61; and Health Services, 1949-60. Also reports of Vice Chancellor John Olson, 1949-60; Institute of Independent Research, 1950-54; the Syracuse University Development Committee, 1929-31; and from other colleges, schools, and departments.
Faculty and Staff, Matthew J. Wayner. Papers, 1962-1964. 2.6 linear feet
Professor of psychology. Correspondence, memoranda, proposal and contract, program, papers presented and discussions, addresses, notices to participants, notes, news releases, photos, diagrams, and graphs related to the Florida State University Conference on 'Thirst in the Regulation of Body Water', Tallahassee, Florida, May 1-3, 1963. Location:.
Szasz, Thomas Stephen, 1920- . Papers, 1949-1992. 50.0 linear ft.
American psychiatrist, born in Budapest, Hungary. Correspondence, typescript and published articles, books and essays, galley proofs, legal files, photographs, awards, and printed material about Szasz. Gift of Thomas S. Szasz. Restricted in part. Unpublished guide.
Weiss, Frederick A. Papers, 1926-1963, 1940-1963 (bulk). 3.5 linear feet
Psychologist. Reprints of articles, notes, and typescripts; most articles appeared in the AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOANALYSIS. Unpublished guide. Location: Syracuse University, Special Collections, George Arents Research Library, E. S. Bird Library, 6th Floor, Syracuse, New York 13210.
UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
University Libraries, M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections
and Archives.
Civil Service Employees Association, Local 1000. Records, 1937-1989. 43 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Founded in Albany, N.Y., in 1910 as the Association of State Civil Service Employees, the Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) took its current name in 1946. In spite of New York's Taylor Law and its prohibitions against strikes by state employees, CSEA engaged in the first strike by the state's public employees in 1972. In 1978 the CSEA undertook a trial affiliation with the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) as Local 1000. CSEA became a permanent member of AFSCME, which in turn is the largest member of the AFL-CIO. [Since the early 1930s, CSEA has represented most of the people employed by the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene/Office of Mental Health.]
The records of the Civil Service Employees Association span from 1933 to 1988. The records include minutes of meetings, legal files, subject files, and records of resolution or motion.
